EPISODE · Apr 13, 2024 · 7 MIN
Day 186 - 'Get There First' Disease
from The 365 Commitment · host Guy Reams
The conversation explores the concept of 'get there first' disease, which is the belief that one can only enjoy life or be successful once they reach a certain destination or goal. The speaker shares personal experiences and observations to illustrate how this mindset can hinder happiness and fulfillment. The conversation emphasizes the importance of focusing on the journey rather than fixating on the destination, and encourages listeners to start living their lives fully in the present moment. Keywords get there first disease, journey vs destination, enjoying the present moment, delaying happiness, success and fulfillment Takeaways The 'get there first' disease is the belief that one can only enjoy life or be successful once they reach a certain destination or goal. Focusing on the journey rather than fixating on the destination can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment. Delaying happiness and fulfillment until a specific point in the future can prevent one from fully living and appreciating the present moment. Success and fulfillment are not guaranteed by reaching a specific destination or goal; they can be found in the process and the person one becomes along the way. It is possible to start living a fulfilling life and pursuing one's goals and passions in the present moment, without waiting for a specific event or achievement. Titles Living in the Present: Starting Now The Importance of Focusing on the Journey Sound Bites "We can't really enjoy ourselves until we get there first." "Gate 26 will be there. It's not gonna disappear." "Just be, when you have success, getting to the success, the success does not free you up, the success actually binds you." Chapters 00:00 Introduction: The 'Get There First' Disease 03:35 Gate 26 Will Be There: Delaying Enjoyment 07:18 Embracing the Journey: Living in the Present
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